Classes

[Guest]

Yeah I think it's best to start with just classroom stuff, where each of several guys can give a talk on what they're good at. Personalized in-field instruction will require a lot more resources in terms of coaches' time. It will either be available to only a few people, or if we start bribing people it will get costly. I'm open to this idea but I think we should defer it for now.

I think there is still a lot of value to be had in a classroom setting, and a lot more people will be able to attend, and the cost should be pretty low for the attendees.

[Guest]

Hey how bout this...what if we can bring a willing pivot to the classroom so a instructor can demonstrate some openers and transitions or maybe acouple of pivots to demonstrate two or three sets...what do ya'll think?

[Guest]

I figure it's pretty pointless. they're not going to be the typical chick you see in the field

[Guest]

thats true, plus it might be kinda weird and akward for both the girl and the dudes...im just trying to figure a way that everyone would agree on that can involve some raw materil and hands on training

[Guest]

I hardly post here but I've got a little input. I've got to say, as a new guy who's already probably glanced through most of the typical PUA material (RSD, Mystery Method, Ross Jefferies,DeAngelo, etc..) classes like Neuromancer suggested, "body language and you," "The Milk is Free, Don't Buy the Cow," "It's Murder on the Dance Floor," "Peacocking: From Pink Furry Vests to Blue Velvet Tuxedos.", would not really be of interest to me. Even as a new guy to the game, you seriously get the point behind Don't buy the Cow and Peakcocking after just a few minutes of discussion, its not really deep stuff or something most people have a problem with, when they're comfortable. Now if you guys were going to be going over some more complicated things like storytelling, techniques for switching and remembering threads, some inner game mentalities and adopted personas, and most of all stuff like Qualification (both parties), Hoops/NLP Loops, and Reframing... I would absolutely BE THERE. Those are things can be discussed in greater detail, and things that I think beginners have the hardest time integrating in to their personality.

By the way, love the new site! ;)

[Guest]

Hey guys, gimme your input. This is the description of a class I am working on material for right now.

[b]Class on Opening and Basic Frame Control [/b]

CLASS DESCRIPTION: This class will span 6 hours, it will include theory and controlled practice environments. Lunch is included.

CLASS OVERVIEW: This class will focus on a way to tailor your game to a specific style of opening and what you should be focusing on during the first few minutes of the interaction. It will also focus on framing issues and the basic understanding of frames and how they are used and implemented. Basic conversational skills included. Topics that can be discussed and how to manage the flow of conversation in a constructive way will be topics for discussion.

CLASS OBJECTIVES: To catch beginners up to speed with what to expect when opening and when and how to start framing.

FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS: No skills will be required prior to starting this class. Although an understanding of inner game and minimal approach anxiety will be beneficial.

[Guest]

I have a Canon Powershot 1000 Elf with a 2 gig memory card. This thing records amazing video. Better than a camcorder. I think it would be cool to have several people on the sidelines recording the action in the field so that we can take it back to the war room and go over it play-by-play.

[Guest]

I LOVE THAT IDEA MAGIC! The philosophy to see yourself on film after you perform like a football team does...is pure fucking genius my friend. And Finesse I love your concept you got going on. Maybe we can have that class one day and go out that night with MagicBalls camera and record it and debreif the day after is sounding really good

[Guest]

Finesse is the proud owner of a video cam...and we were planning on taping these (with the presenter's consent)

[Guest]

sounds good to me, just make sure to give enough notice.